Building Products Acquisitions in New York

Halco Lighting Technologies has acquired the permanent lighting portfolio of Topaz Lighting from Southwire, with Southwire retaining Topaz's components and temporary lighting businesses. Southwire's customer letter cites December 18, 2025 as the handoff date while Halco's announcement describes the transaction as a forthcoming event; the deal expands Halco's commercial and industrial fixture lineup (troffers, high bays, wall packs, exit/emergency, retrofit trims and vapor-tight fixtures).

Hudson Valley Lighting Group (HVLG) has acquired lighting brand Sonneman, bringing the architectural LED and configurable lighting portfolio into HVLG’s family of brands. The deal positions HVLG to expand further into commercial design and configurable LED offerings while consolidating design and engineering resources across its brands; Sonneman’s CEO Andrew Cogan has departed and HVLG founder David Littman will serve as CEO of the combined business.

Morton Buildings, Inc. has acquired Footing First LLC, a manufacturer of equestrian arena footing systems. FOCUS Investment Banking advised FootingFirst; the acquisition expands Morton's Morton Post-Frame Supply (MPFS) business unit and strengthens its equestrian product offerings, with Karen Leeming joining as President of FootingFirst.

GarageCo, a national garage door services platform backed by Gridiron Capital, has acquired Genson Overhead Door, a family-owned garage door dealer with locations in Syracuse and Locke, New York. The deal keeps the Genson name and ownership legacy in place while expanding GarageCo's Northeast footprint and adding local service capabilities to its platform.

Saothair Capital Partners has acquired a majority equity stake in Pioneer Window Holdings, a manufacturer and installer of custom aluminum and glass façade systems operating in the New York City metropolitan area. The transaction will support Pioneer’s investments in people, processes and capabilities and position the company for growth in New York City and beyond.

Blackford Capital, a lower middle-market private equity firm, has acquired Empire Distributing, a hearth and outdoor living products distributor based in Arcade, New York. The deal is an add‑on to Blackford's Patio Consolidation Platform and is intended to broaden the platform's product breadth, distribution channels and geographic reach across the Northeast and Midwest US; terms were not disclosed.

The Cook & Boardman Group LLC has acquired B.R. Johnson, LLC, a multi-location distributor and installer of windows, doors and specialty building products headquartered in Syracuse, New York. The acquisition, C&B's sixth under majority owner Platinum Equity, will allow Cook & Boardman to expand its commercial entry solutions footprint and service capabilities in Central New York; terms were not disclosed.

Heidelberg Materials North America has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Carver Sand & Gravel, the largest aggregates producer in the Albany, New York area. The deal includes four quarries, three sand and gravel pits, a trucking business, two asphalt plants, roughly 70 million metric tons of reserves and about 200 employees, and is positioned as a bolt-on to expand Heidelberg's footprint in the New York market.

Platinum Equity has made a significant investment in Motors & Armatures, Inc. (MARS), a 75-year-old HVAC/R parts and equipment distributor headquartered in Hauppauge, New York. The Chernoff family and company management retain a significant ownership stake and CEO Eddie Chernoff will remain in place; Platinum Equity said it will support MARS' growth initiatives, new product introductions and pursue add-on acquisitions.

Stately Doors & Windows has acquired Reilly Architectural (previously part of Pella Corporation’s Luxury Division), adding Reilly’s custom wood and metal doors and windows business and its 125,000-square-foot Calverton, New York facility to Stately’s network. The acquisition expands Stately’s ultra‑luxury footprint up and down the East Coast and brings complementary design, manufacturing, installation and white‑glove service capabilities to the combined business.

Schueco International, a global windows, doors and façade systems company based in Bielefeld, Germany, has acquired a minority ownership stake in Skyline Windows. As part of the partnership Skyline becomes Schueco’s exclusive distributor in North America, gaining access to Schueco’s products and technology to accelerate growth and expand its offerings.

Charger Investment Partners has partnered with Wolf-Gordon management to acquire Wolf-Gordon Inc., a New York–headquartered designer and supplier of premium interior surface products. The company was sold by Saw Mill Capital; terms were not disclosed and Charger said it will work with management to support growth and expand the business across its end markets.

GMS Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire Kamco Supply Corporation, a Brooklyn-based distributor of ceilings, wallboard, steel, lumber and related building products. The acquisition expands GMS's presence in the Greater New York City market and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of GMS's fiscal 2024, subject to customary conditions.

F.W. Webb Company has completed the acquisition of J.D. Johnson Co. and opened a new 40,000 sq. ft. wholesale location at 184 Church Street in Poughkeepsie, New York. The acquisition expands F.W. Webb's Northeast wholesale footprint and brings J.D. Johnson's long-standing local customer relationships and inventory into F.W. Webb's distribution network.

ASSA ABLOY has acquired Securitech Group Inc., a U.S. manufacturer of high-security mechanical and electronic door hardware based in Maspeth, Queens, New York. Securitech generated roughly $16 million in sales in 2022, employs about 50 people, and the acquisition is intended to expand ASSA ABLOY's product portfolio and strengthen its position in mature, high-security end markets.

Beacon (Nasdaq: BECN) completed the acquisition of S&H Building Material Corporation of Medford, New York. The purchase expands Beacon's branch footprint and depth of service in the Long Island market, giving S&H customers access to Beacon's digital tools, TRI-BUILT product line and OTC network.

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, Inc. (OBE) completed the acquisition of Syracuse Glass Company (SGC), a century-old fabricator and distributor of architectural glass and aluminum products headquartered in Syracuse, New York. The deal expands OBE's presence in the U.S. Northeast and allows SGC to leverage OBE's scale and product capabilities to better serve glazing contractors, manufacturers and glass retailers.

Spartan Surfaces, a wholly owned subsidiary of Floor & Decor, has acquired Salesmaster Flooring Solutions, a Deer Park, New York-based flooring and installation supplies distributor with about 80 employees. The deal expands Spartan Surfaces' commercial distribution footprint in the New York City and New England markets and will operate Salesmaster as part of Spartan to capture purchasing, inventory, logistics, and customer-service synergies.

Peckham Industries, a family-owned road materials and services company based in Brewster, New York, acquired E. Tetz & Sons, Inc. of Middletown, NY and its subsidiary Tetz Asphalt LLC. The acquisition expands Peckham's presence in the lower Hudson Valley and supplements its aggregates, ready-mix concrete and hot‑mix asphalt capabilities; Northern Edge Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor to the Tetz family.

Mill Point Capital has partnered with Cancos Tile Corporation, a leading regional distributor, retailer and fabricator of luxury tile and natural stone headquartered in Farmingville, New York. Stellus Capital Management provided senior debt financing and an equity co-investment to support the transaction; members of the Valva family will remain with the business and invest alongside Mill Point to support continued growth of Cancos's distribution and showroom platform.

Paramount Global Surfaces (PGS), a Platinum Equity portfolio company, has acquired Stone Source from a group of investors led by Founders Equity. The add-on acquisition expands PGS's commercial and high-end residential surfacing offering and complements its existing Happy Floors and Ceramic Technics divisions as it builds a national flooring distribution platform.

National Glazing Solutions (NGS), a PE-backed nationwide dealer-installer of window film, printed graphics and security glazing, acquired CHB Industries, a 30-year regional window-film and graphics specialist. The add-on deal—backed by Turning Basin Capital and Vigeo Investments—expands NGS's sales and operations into the New York and Chicago markets; the transaction closed December 30, 2021.

NewSpring Mezzanine, alongside Spring Capital and Isleworth Capital Partners, made a growth investment in Boston Valley Terra Cotta to fund sales, marketing and capacity expansion. Boston Valley Terra Cotta, a U.S.-based manufacturer of architectural terra cotta and ceramic building products, will use the proceeds to scale production and commercial efforts to meet growing worldwide demand.

Latham Group, Inc. acquired Radiant Pools for approximately $90 million to expand its product portfolio into vinyl-lined, aluminum-walled swimming pools. Radiant Pools, headquartered in Albany, New York and generating about $35 million in annual sales, will be integrated into Latham's dealer network with prior owner Tony Sirco remaining on as a partner to oversee integration.

NSI Industries, a Huntsville-based electrical products distributor, has acquired Duro Dyne Corp., a Bay Shore, New York sheet metal manufacturer serving the HVAC industry. The acquisition adds the HVAC market and sheet metal accessory manufacturing capabilities to NSI's distribution platform; terms were not disclosed.

Midland Industries, a portfolio company of Wynnchurch Capital, has acquired Century Brass Products, a Long Island-based distributor of machined brass fittings, valves and related plumbing supplies. The deal expands Midland's product offering and geographic footprint in the plumbing wholesale channel and integrates Century Brass into Midland's manufacturing and distribution platform.

Dunes Point Capital (DPC), a family office/private investment firm, has acquired Stanton Carpet Corp., a Woodbury, New York-based designer and supplier of premium branded carpet, rugs and luxury vinyl plank. The transaction, which involved funds managed by DPC alongside management and co-investors and debt financing from Antares Capital and Churchill Asset Management, represents a change of ownership from Quad‑C Management.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Leonard Green & Partners have made a strategic investment in Visual Comfort & Co., joining existing investor AEA Investors in an ownership partnership. The capital will support Visual Comfort's continued expansion of its branded decorative and architectural lighting and ceiling fan business and accelerate growth across channels and geographies.

Cameron Ashley Building Products announced the acquisition of Reserve Supply of Central New York, rebranding the Syracuse location to operate as Cameron Ashley effective immediately. The deal expands Cameron Ashley’s footprint and product offering in central New York; the announcement was posted via Pacific Avenue Capital Partners, the private investment firm associated with the transaction.

Saw Mill Capital Partners II, LP and affiliated funds managed by Saw Mill Capital LLC have acquired Nemo Tile Co., LLC, a New York–based designer and distributor of tile, stone, and setting materials serving architecture & design, contractor, and retail channels. Terms were not disclosed; Saw Mill said the acquisition expands its building products distribution portfolio and supports Nemo Tile's organic and acquisitive growth plans.

Minneapolis-based Fabcon Precast has acquired the assets of the Building Services Division (BSD) from Oldcastle Infrastructure, including the Selkirk, New York manufacturing facility and associated precast product lines. The acquisition adds hollowcore planks, columns, beams and wall panels to Fabcon’s portfolio, expanding its production capacity and strengthening its position in the Northeastern U.S. market.

Delta Faucet Company, a division of Masco Corporation, has signed a definitive agreement for Masco to acquire the assets of Kraus, an online plumbing-fixture company. Kraus, headquartered in Port Washington, New York and employing about 100 people, will operate as an affiliate of Delta Faucet Company following a closing expected by Q1 2021.

Unified Door and Hardware Group, a portfolio company of Dunes Point Capital, has merged with LIF Industries. The transaction combines Unified's 16-location, value-add distribution platform with LIF's Port Washington-based manufacturing and distribution capabilities (approximately 400 employees) to expand product and geographic reach in doors, frames and hardware.

Versare Solutions, a Minneapolis-based portfolio company of WILsquare Capital, has acquired substantially all assets of EverBlock Systems, a New York-based maker of modular room partitions, building blocks and interlocking flooring. The deal combines EverBlock's patented modular products with Versare's manufacturing, eCommerce and digital marketing capabilities to expand product offerings and distribution; terms were not disclosed.

California-based Elite Lighting won a bankruptcy auction to purchase the assets of Edison Price Lighting after outbidding GE Current (a Daintree company) with a $4.15 million bid. The purchase—subject to court approval—transfers the historic Edison Price brand and product assets to Elite, enabling Elite to expand its architectural and track-lighting portfolio.

Unified Door and Hardware Group, a portfolio company of Dunes Point Capital, has acquired Constructive Resource Group Corp. DBA Architectural Door & Hardware of New York (ADH). ADH, headquartered in Newburgh, New York, is a value‑add distributor of doors and hardware serving education, healthcare, public/government, and multi‑housing/residential end markets; the deal is an add‑on to Unified's platform to expand its geographic footprint and capabilities.

Sprinturf, a Charleston, South Carolina–based artificial turf manufacturer, has acquired GreenPlay Organics, a New York–based maker and distributor of plant-based organic infill systems. The deal brings organic infill manufacturing capabilities and distribution into Sprinturf’s vertically integrated product offering while GreenPlay will continue to operate and supply the wider industry.

Emmis Communications Corporation acquired the sound masking business of Lencore Acoustics Corporation, closing the deal on March 10, 2020. The Long Island–based sound masking unit (33 employees) will remain in New York and become part of Emmis as the company looks to expand its commercial audio and workplace solutions offerings.

Boston-based private equity firm Lineage Capital formed a partnership with Syracuse Glass Co., taking an ownership stake while the Dwyer family retains significant ownership and John Dwyer remains CEO. The investment will support growth initiatives and enable a gradual succession/transition plan for the 110-year-old fabricator.

New Orleans-based private equity firm LongueVue Capital partnered with Soho founder Eli Mechlovitz to acquire Soho Studio Corp., now operating as TileBar, providing growth capital to scale the tile and specialty interiors retailer and distributor. TileBar, headquartered in New York City, operates an e-commerce platform, a NYC showroom, a large wholesale network and a major distribution facility and employs more than 150 people.

Gen Cap America partnered with Mayflower's management team to acquire Mayflower Sales Co., a Brooklyn-based value-added distributor of premium physical security and storefront hardware. Terms were not disclosed; the company, founded in 1917, sells locks, locksets, access control systems and door hardware to subcontractors, hospitals, universities and government institutions.

Pamplona Capital Management has acquired a controlling interest in Latham Pool Products from Wynnchurch Capital; Wynnchurch will remain a significant investor alongside management and the founding family. Headquartered in Latham, New York, Latham is a leading North American manufacturer of in-ground pools, pool components and accessories with more than 20 manufacturing facilities and distribution centers across the U.S. and Canada. Pamplona said it will provide global resources and support Latham's growth and international expansion while the existing CEO, Scott Rajeski, continues to lead the company.

High Road Capital Partners has acquired U-C Coatings, LLC, a Buffalo-based manufacturer and distributor of proprietary wood protection coatings, from existing private equity owners Argosy Private Equity and Sidereal Capital Group. Financial terms were not disclosed; the deal positions High Road to support continued product development, channel expansion, and growth for U-C Coatings' branded offerings such as ANCHORSEAL, GEMPAINT and Seal-Once.

Valentus Specialty Chemicals Inc., a holding company owned by Huron Capital, completed its acquisition of Absolute Coatings Inc., the wood floor finishes business of Paint-Over-Rust Products. The deal adds the ABSCO, Last-n-Last and TREK-Plus brands to the Valentus platform and expands the group's distribution footprint in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; David Sherman, CEO of Paint-Over-Rust, will join Valentus' board.